1970
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.19700390112
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Optical and Photoelectrical Properties of β‐Rhombohedral Boron II. Photoeffects

Abstract: P-rhombohedra1 boron is characterized as infrared phosphor. Below 100 C the optical absorption in the region between absorption edge and lattice vibrations as well as the electrical conductivity show a considerable rise during illumination with white light caused by two trapping levels of great density of states. At low temperatures both levels cannot be occupied simultaneously. Optical ionization spectra of charged traps ("photoabsorption") give high activation energies confirmed b y glow curves derived from … Show more

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“…These two values are also three orders of magnitude greater than the value estimated for bulk boron in optical absorption experiments (10 À18 -10 À20 cm À3 ). 27,28 Our data agree well with 3D-VRH model because the thickness of both structures (>30/50 nm for "pure"/Mg-doped nanosword) are much larger than the average hopping distance R of carriers, which can be derived from Mott's equation: 25 R…”
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“…These two values are also three orders of magnitude greater than the value estimated for bulk boron in optical absorption experiments (10 À18 -10 À20 cm À3 ). 27,28 Our data agree well with 3D-VRH model because the thickness of both structures (>30/50 nm for "pure"/Mg-doped nanosword) are much larger than the average hopping distance R of carriers, which can be derived from Mott's equation: 25 R…”
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confidence: 81%
“…These are summarized in Ref. [13,14] and include changes in photoabsorption spectra [15], internal friction [16] and dielectric properties [17,18].…”
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“…E l c because of the small anisotropy and the very good agreement with the edge absorption of polycrystalline boron [6], i t seems to be possible to take those results into consideration, This leads to the assumption of indirect transitions connected with phonon emission (Debye temperatures of the concerned phonons: Oul = = (860 10) K, OD2 = (374 20) K [el) and to the indirect band gaps: 0.05 f 0.02 1 : AE, AE, (eV) I 1.39 & 0.03 I 134 & 0.03The difference of the absorption spectra of both crystals in the range of the edge tails(Fig. 8)gives the energy dependence of the additional absorption process, which shows a preferred efficiency with the orientation E I I c. A satisfactory adaption to the theory of Eagles El81 on the direct excitation of deeplying donor levels into the conduction band, as has been made in the case of trapping levels in boron[19], is not possible. But it is remarkable that in a fairly large range (0.5 to 0.95 eV) the absorption can be fitted to the t,heoretically expected variation of indirect interband transitions.…”
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